Improving the quality of life of people facing disadvantages
LGT Venture Philanthropy deploys philanthropic growth capital to organizations and companies with effective, innovative and scalable solutions to social and environmental challenges.
About LGT Venture Philanthropy
LGT's Chairman H.S.H. Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein founded LGT Venture Philanthropy in 2007 with the mission to improve the quality of life of people facing disadvantages, contribute to healthy ecosystems and build resilient, inclusive and prosperous communities.
LGT Venture Philanthropy gathered anonymous feedback from portfolio organizations through Grantee Perception Report
Earlier this year, LGT VP engaged the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) to conduct a benchmarking survey with our partners to learn more about our performance as a funder.
LGT VP renews partnership with Kenya Wildlife Conservancies Association to scale the conservancy model across Kenya and beyond
LGT VP's three-year follow-on investment will support KWCA in further expanding and improving its operations, financial strategy, and monitoring and evaluation.
We scale innovative organizations by providing a tailored combination of capital, access to professional skills, management know-how and strategic advice. Our portfolio organizations are active in key impact sectors, including: education, health and environmental protection and restoration. Through our engagements, we directly contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
With effective, innovative and scalable models, our portfolio has the potential to sustainably improve the quality of life of millions of people facing disadvantages, providing access to essential goods and services, or protecting and restoring the environment.
As part of the strategic support to our portfolio, we established the LGT Impact Fellowship program. It connects us and our portfolio with professionals who have the right experience to help us and our organizations scale their impact. In our blog, the Fellows describe their day-to-day work on the ground.